Fix classpath relative-to-absolute conversion in DotenvReader #27
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May 25, 2022 09:54
Escape "." to prevent removing the trailing character from a simple directory name with no leading "/" or "./"
Anchor the regex to prevents stripping a trailing literal "." from a directory name, which is unlikely but possible
Add tests for simple resource directory and resource directory with trailing "."
Examples of bug:
.directory("envdir") would try to load "resources/envdi/.env" and fail.
.directory("/trailingdot./envdir") would try to load "resources/trailingdot/envdir/.env") and fail.
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Escape
.to prevent removing the trailing character from a simple directory name with no leading/or./Anchor the regex to prevent stripping a trailing literal
.from a directory name, which is unlikely but possibleAdd tests for simple resource directory and resource directory with trailing
.Examples of bug:
.directory("envdir")would try to loadresources/envdi/.envand fail.directory("/trailingdot./envdir")would try to loadresources/trailingdot/envdir/.envand failWorkaround: Always prefix classpath-relative directories with
./